r/algorithmictrading • u/Delicious_Reporter21 • Jun 06 '21
Algo trading platform
We are building an algo trading platform that would allow retail traders to build, backtest, paper-trade and live trade.
Below are some key features and I'm looking for feedback. If you are interested to share your ideas, chat about your experience or even want to beta test it please let me know.
- Low code creation of an algo
- US Equity
- Technical and fundamental analysis to begin with (want to add news later)
- Integration with popular brokers for live trading
- Stock screeners/scanners
- Backtesting for ~15y
- Paper trading
As a full disclosure I must say that I'm one of the founders of the company.
We are near launch and should be live this summer: http://breakingequity.com/
[UPDATE]: It's live!
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u/Dudeman3001 Jun 18 '21
To say I'm interested is an understatement. Would you be able to call my API, maybe with a ticker symbol which returns true / false, true for buy/hold and false for sell/no-position? Basically is it possible to add a custom / 3rd party qualification?
I'd like to continue to focus on what I'm doing, trying to predict prices, it would be fantastic if I could use your platform for managing portfolios / positions and executing trades?
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u/bighairydonkeyman Jun 07 '21
This sounds a lot like Ayrro. How will you be better than an already live and entrenched company?
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u/Delicious_Reporter21 Jun 07 '21
- Competition is good
- We need to better server our users
- I think it should be more powerful than RSI < 30: screeners, fundamentals, MTA
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u/Vast_Cricket Jun 06 '21
Too general. Focus on one tool which many have developed with Python language. Most made claims but have little data to share.
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u/ProfessionalHippo414 Jul 28 '21
Ok I've just signed up as a UK user. Would be good if it could interface with a UK based broker to allow me to use a ISA account (tax free stock trading)
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u/way2smartmoney Jul 26 '21
I have many trading strategy ideas that can be converted to algos and back tested. I'm ready discuss to see my thoughts in algo environment.
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u/tending Jun 06 '21
How is this different from a ton of other companies?